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Great album!!! :love:

paint it black, sympathy for the devil, like a rolling stone

For UK people (and american's maybe, but i don't know what exams and stuff you do) I was just wondering if anyone on here actually takes music as a subject rather than just taking an interest in it? Orrr Music Technology? for GCSE or A-level Or at Uni. Or theory grades and stuff? I've JUST...

i don't even know where there is a record store is these days. a/w can't wait to hear the new blur song/s

The gospel according to the last week of my listening habits; 1. Vangelis - 39 2. The Jam - 35 3. The Pogues - 33 4. David Bowie - 30 5. Scott Walker - 25 6. Steel Pulse - 25 7. Elvis Costello - 22 8. Kitaro - 18 9. Bob Dylan - 10 10. Orchestral Manoeuvres In the Dark - 10 11. U2 -...

Count me in too! I've been meaning to get my hanRAB on some more of his stuff. On a similar note, have you ever heard Cyro Baptista? If you like Tom Ze you might like him.

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KDrKYWgQb8E ^ Just Perfect World there to be precise, and one of many reasons why Little Creatures is among my favourite HeaRAB albums.

Dizzamn :(

Apparently, it's already being dubbed. Jamieson Price is Guin. http://www.guinsaga.net/special/movie3.html

Agreed.

In general i stay well clear of compilation albums. Personally i like to just start at the beginning of a discography and work through it. However, of course sometimes i do look at an artists back catalogue and the sheer size of it and just opt for a compilation to get me started. I think they...

I'm an American, I like our music the best. I can obviously relate to it more. But the UK definitley put out more music I like pre-1980, so I give props to them as well. I'm not to keen on current British music. The only banRAB post 1980 I like are The Clash ( only Corabat Rock ), Muse ( I think...

Both very good songs. Blondie's version has that extra punch though - terrific cover.

Yeah, I believe they do. Just look at the rap/r&b influence on the youth culture. Same with people like Britney Spears. Because of her (and others), I've seen girls as young as 6 and 7, walking around in tube tops and gaudy lipstick singing songs like "Toxic". I really dont think it could be...

Thats actually a very good point.

Maybe if you're blind

I thought they were awful. Youth looked completely disinterested and their set list was the singles, so not the best gig ever :(

Some will argue about the sound quality thing, but I can't speak on the subject. One advantage I can speak for though is large-format album artwork. But for me, there are more disadvantages than there are advantages. One being that I've already spent over 10 grand on CRAB so I'm not about to...

Yeah... I know. I've listened to The Velvet Underground and Nico on vinyl once.... but I plan on getting it digitally soon enough. I don't even know why I haven't yet.